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Farming: Growing the Food That Feeds Us

Current price: $29.99
Farming: Growing the Food That Feeds Us
Farming: Growing the Food That Feeds Us

Barnes and Noble

Farming: Growing the Food That Feeds Us

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Presented in a landscape format and with outstanding photographs of farming from every part of the planet,
Farming
offers a pictorial celebration of mankind’s deep connection with the land that sustains us.
Arranged geographically,
explores the many types of farms and farming that exist today. See how farmers in Malaysia extract milky latex from the bark of rubber trees, used to make everything from protective gloves to vehicle tires; be amazed at the gorgeous stepped rice fields of Bali, where the traditional subak irrigation system is created around “water temples” and managed by Hindu priests; marvel at the vast corn and soybean fields of Ontario, much of it used for animal feed to support Canada’s beef industry; learn about nomadic pastoralism in low rainfall areas such as Somalia, where herders move camels, cattle, sheep, and goats in search of grazing; explore the wineries and vineyards in Bordeaux, where more than 700 million bottles of wine are produced each year; and see how freshwater prawns are harvested for export in the watery deltas of Bangladesh.

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